Endorse Us
If you would like to endorse our efforts, please contact outreach@sensiblewashington.org.
In 2012 our organization collected the following endorsements:
- Judge Jim Gray, running mate to presidential candidate Gary Johnson, author and former presiding judge of the Superior Court of Orange County, California
- Roger Goodman, 45th District Washington State Representative and official I-75 Spokesman
- Joe Fitzgibbon, 34th District Washington State Representative
- Nick Licata, Seattle City Council-member
- Dr. Lester Grinspoon, Harvard Psychiatry Professor, and author of “Marihuana Reconsidered”
- Toby Nixon, City Council member, former Washington State Rep. (R-Kirkland)
In 2011, we garnered the following endorsements:
- The 27th Legislative District Democrats
- Whatcom County Democrats
- Fidalgo Democrats – Anacortes and surrounding West Skagit Co
- Cannabis Culture
- Grammas for Ganja
- Patients for Full Legalization
- The Washington Teapot Party
- Students for Sensible Drug Policy at Lewis & Clark College
- Dr. Lester Grinspoon, Harvard Psychiatry Professor
- Norm Stamper, Seattle Chief of Police (Ret.)
- James Bakalar, co-author of Marihuana, the Forbidden Medicine.
- Toby Nixon, Kirkland City Council member, former Washington State Rep. (R-Kirkland)
Our 2010 initiative was endorsed by the following people and organizations:
- Washington State Democrats
- NORML – National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws
- NORML – Washington State Chapter
- King County Democratic Central Committee
- The 23rd Legislative District Democrats
- The 30th Legislative District Democrats
- The 37th Legislative District Democrats
- The 39th Legislative District Democrats
- The 41st Legislative District Democrats
- Libertarian Party of Washington
- Whatcom County Democrats
- Norm Stamper, Seattle Chief of Police (Ret.)
- Toby Nixon, former Washington State Rep. (R-Kirkland)
- Jim Kenny, Democratic candidate for Snohomish County Prosecutor
- Dr. Lester Grinspoon, MD, faculty emeritus, Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, and author of “Marihuana Reconsidered”